Numerical solutions obtained by the Meshless Local Petrov-Galerkin (MLPG) method are presented for two dimensional steady-state heat conduction problems. The MLPG method is a truly meshless approach, and neither the nodal connectivity nor the background mesh is required for solving the initial-boundary-value problem. The penalty method is adopted to efficiently enforce the essential boundary co...

The usual way to model heat conduction is to solve a partial differential equation (PDE) with boundary conditions (BCs), i.e., a boundary value problem (BVP). For the case of steady-state heat conduction in a homogeneous isotropic solid with thermal conductivity independent of temperature and with no heat source inside the solid, temperature T (x, y, z) in the solid verifies Laplace equation [5] :

In this article, the magneto-thermo-elastic problem of exponentially graded material (EGM) hollow rotating disk placed in uniform magnetic and temperature fields is considered. Exact solutions for stresses and perturbations of the magnetic field vector in EGM hollow rotating disk are determined using the infinitesimal theory of magneto-thermo-elasticity under plane stress. The material properti...

In this article, we consider a Cauchy problem of heat equation, that is, determining the unknown temperature and heat flux at an inaccessible boundary from scattered temperature measurements on an accessible boundary or in some interior locations. This method is similar to the boundary control approach proposed by Leevan Ling and Tomoya Takeuchi in [1] where the authors considered a Cauchy prob...

Abstract The integro-differential equation of heat conduction with the time-convolution integral on right side is considered. direct problem initial-boundary for this equation. Two inverse problems are studied consisting in determining a kernel member two given additional conditions respect to solution problems, respectively. replaced equivalent system equations unknown functions and basis cont...

This work aims at the comparison between a classical regularization technique and a method within the Bayesian framework, as applied to the solution of an inverse heat conduction problem. The two solution approaches compared are Alifanov's iterative regularization technique and the Markov chain Monte Carlo method. The inverse problem examined in this work deals with the estimation of a transien...

In this paper the optimal control of boundary heat flux in a 2-D solid body with an arbitrary shape is performed in order to achieve the desired temperature distribution at a given time interval. The boundary of the body is subdivided into a number of components. On each component a time-dependent heat flux is applied which is independent of the others. Since the thermophysical properties are t...

Evaluation of effective or macroscopic coefficients of thermal conductivity under coupled heat and moisture transfer is presented. The paper first gives a detailed summary on the solution of a simple steady state heat conduction problem with an emphasis on various types of boundary conditions applied to the representative volume element – a periodic unit cell. Since the results essentially sugg...

The heat transfer problem of a moving heat source along the surface of a half space was studied analytically and numerically. For the 2D problem, the heat source was a strip moving source and for the 3D problem, the heat source was a square moving source. Analytical solutions are available only for adiabatic conditions as given by Carslaw and Jaeger [H.S. Carslaw, J.C. Jaeger, Conduction of Hea...

in this paper, we investigate the application of the homotopy perturbation method (hpm) for solving a one-dimensional nonlinear inverse heat conduction problem. in this problem the thermal conductivity term is a linear function with respect to unknown heat temperature in bounded interval. furthermore, the temperature histories are unknown at the end point of the interval. this problem is ill-po...